Book,  Par.

 1     I,  8  | doubtful whether he had himself wished to be emperor, but all agreed
 2     I,  19 |         of the Senate. Many who wished him well, spoke with enthusiasm;
 3     I,  28 |       atrocious a treason, many wished it done, and all were ready
 4     I,  76 |     rank as Senators. Those who wished to pardon them resolved
 5    II,  34 |       force of gladiators; they wished also to keep their own soldiers
 6    II,  94 |        were allowed, if they so wished, to remain with the legions,
 7    II,  100|          on the pretext that he wished to address the fleet. Soon,
 8   III,  19 |    unless they were led as they wished. ~ ~
 9   III,  60 |         with this prospect, and wished for victory rather than
10   III,  75 |        he was now pacified, and wished, it would seem, to recompense
11   III,  77 |   success, and asked whether he wished him at once to return to
12    IV,  51 |        other deservedly, but he wished men to believe that he had
13     V,  26 |   crushed, and that the Germans wished to crush them, but were